New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-23

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ruler Of n,w empire In tue :rccn paace OF tersillss
But through all these mutations and changes our GOV.
eminent has exstai uudiStur5ei, rs stability proving
ts pereci0n It's security cylcucins the loyal regard OF
the whole people for every element aui every ucpr.
| ment OF 1t. Long continued applausc.l
No POPULAR HEROES AID 30 POPULAR wEONG5.
But 1t has been said that public life does not pro-
dnce statesmen Ike Pitt ana orators like ella stone
admit that she tendency of Congress i0na proceedings Is
rather 10 reduce to a uniformity than to exat the
talents Of individuals bat this feature of our public
life /, 70 N, 4 source of ,ratuaton rather than OF
regret II indicates the perfect satisfaction Of c pc"io
with the conditions under which they 1--we You cannot
have popular heroes unless you have popular wrongs
| iAp;lausc. Where injustice is cutrtncncl benin pcju
acr and wealth and power Il strong that IL with
stand or At least rcsist popular attach the Ter" mo
assi- RISKS his o~n overthrow, and ais courage and
cyo,iDn naturally cEcar hlm 10 mo people whose con
les. ne wages but under the blessed conditions In which
We l,c laws can be changed so casiy that no nero
public Will - a. potent as tie voice OF Cod ana me
| LOYALTY with WHEN 4 i obeyed shows that the hlSh
place Government are ied by servants and not
Eai II the narrow limits which public discussions
| dalzns talents wlch sometimes render Legislative
bodies The theatre OF universal interest ia history
ncat passed tar country na' produced satrsnan
snip which has Setlcl no most pcrp ehhS questions
the foundation Of this Government II devised system or
nn,mrc winch started the country On the pathway OF
nrosperty in which has trt,clrl TAR and 40 safely
that today she II the richest N the wOrlt Applause
II pinned = system OF Jurisprudence when Las made
our laws perfect that have been Devised
far the regulation OF society; lappllusc it rcsiste
aggression and BUNDLED the pride Of the country that
deemed SOL from ths pollution OF foreign invasion.
AMI the vsor or Iackaon sent the lc1onS that mad
marched in conqnerng glory through France and spain
back into scattered routed and defeated load
now REBELLION WAS NEE
AMI when. in later the differences between the
sections could no longer 10 adjusted 1y compromise,
wien argument exhausted and reason WAS dcncd,
| ,ic confronted rebellion with the same invincibc
| he vv.fr1 he hal IN
pl.nsel armies created almost IN night military
genin. wss from the ooscuriiy IN which 1t SUM
n,ret and generals sent 10 lead hosts whose
vaor and skill have made them glorious In the annals OF
war lArplsusc It raised the treasure vita which To
equip armies II iounl tho recruits TO MI the eaps
which shot AMI steel hii m 'le rnbnS ohr regiments IL
w.s dAuuted ny rcyrr,e>. II wAs ncycr made IN
prudent by victory; IL would not tolerate secession.
appIusr II would not compromise vi Ia rebellion Int
smoke Of battle hul lifted from the southern ne'ts,
! whoa tic rivers whose waters had been dyed with
human blood more ran clear and reucd ~ cry stall
to tne sea- ani HE South broken vsnqui7hel ana de-
fcsicd anc amid the sAr, oi her hopes and the runs 81
her cities. the Government ~ tie Tinted states -cornns
hate ANA superior I" vengeance iitr hrr 10 hef rec,
ana restored hci 10 hon which mad been STRENGTHENED
| saved Loud AMI long applnu-el
II found At conflict looD.O"o of human
no.cned hose mind, were ilrscned 10y Ignorance and
slavery .gddruy compelled Ia ace new exsirnce and
poorly prepared 10 the burdens or 10 enjoy the
blc,iugs Of liberty In the teeth o. prejudice and Ia te
chatter man aud of tIc man sovereign. AMI he VINO
~ an anon "ould ave n'' urlt'r - We P'a,r"
r-ii. are respects ,y those who lrly owned IN, body
Loaf app.Au,c.
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victor, AMI vrnqu,hci ,itc rcoicc n IT, result itp
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